CALEXIT, Vol 3: Say Goodbye To Hollywood #1
WHAT IF CALIFORNIA REFUSED TO BE RULED? The incendiary saga of California’s war with America continues. Democracy is fraying, Culture is under siege, and Freedom hangs in the balance as wartime smuggler Jamil and Mulholland Resistance fighter Zora find themselves at the crossroads of history while the cultural Crossroads Of The World burns around them. Has America gone too far? Will California be able to defend its citizens? Is it all over for Hollywood? Sometimes you have to take a stand. Reading Order: This issue directly follows the end of CALEXIT: The Battle Of Universal City issue 3. For more details and the complete reading order, visit www.CalexitComic.com “It’s a genre known as ‘speculative fiction,’ but it doesn’t seem so speculative anymore.” -THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE “Calexit, the seemingly ripped-from-the-headlines comic… is set in a near (and eerily familiar) future where America’s president signed an executive order to deport all immigrants, with California responding by proclaiming itself a sanctuary state. As the citizens of the state struggle to seize power back from an autocratic government, the story centers on Jamil, a war zone courier/smuggler, and Zora, a young leader in the Mulholland Resistance, who attempt to escape Occupied Los Angeles, a city under martial law... proving to be more timely than ever.” -THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER “I love apocalyptic books and have really enjoyed Calexit, but this one hits closer to home..." -COVRPRICE "CALEXIT returns right when its warning feels louder than ever. One of the most provocative political comics of the last decade... what makes Calexit hit harder than most dystopian fiction is how closely it’s always brushed up against reality -- it feels like checking the pulse of a future that keeps trying to arrive early." -AiPT
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